Recently, a video surfaced showing a kitchen gas stove exploding, accompanied by a message warning not to place your phone near the gas stove. The message claimed that doing so could cause the gas stove to explode, as shown in the video. Social Media Posts In the past week, Facebook users have shared a video […]
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Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel In Sri Lanka, the salaries of educational professionals, including teachers and principals, have become a highly discussed topic, especially in light of teachers’ trade unions demanding the full implementation of the recommendations made by the Subodhini Committee. Amidst this backdrop, there is a significant amount of misleading information circulating on […]
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Social media users shared a message that South African cricketer David Miller had retired from international Twenty20 cricket. While we were searching for the authenticity of the information, we found that it was fake. Social Media Posts Social media posts say David Miller announced his retirement from T20 Internationals 🚨BREAKING : David Miller retired from […]
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Recently, a video clip was shared claiming that a Japanese journalist found an iPhone 13 in 1980. The claims in this video clip have been widely shared and reacted to by many Facebook users. However, Fact Crescendo’s fact-finding found that the claim posted on social media is misleading. Social Media Claim On June 16, 2024, […]
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People are highly interested in the safety and health implications of the foods they consume, including concerns about parasites and other contaminants. This interest is often amplified by the spread of misleading information on social media, where posts can quickly go viral and cause unnecessary fear or confusion. Accurate and clear communication about food safety […]
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Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel As the national elections in Sri Lanka approach, a significant surge of misleading social media posts is being observed. These posts are spreading false information about political parties and their policies, creating confusion among the electorate. The rapid dissemination of such misinformation on platforms like Facebook and X is contributing […]
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This statue is not real but was created using CGI and was part of an advertisement by mattress company Duroflex. The ICC T20 World Cup victory celebration is buzzing all over the internet. Meanwhile, a video and an image are widely circulating on social media claiming that the statue of Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has […]
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In a recent address to the nation, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe hailed the country’s rapid progress in debt restructuring as a truly exceptional feat. He underscored that the transformation from a ‘bankrupt’ state to successful debt restructuring within two years was a remarkable victory that stands out in recent history. The president’s address to […]
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Fact Checked by G. Rashmitha Diwyanjalee Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel Food additives are substances added to food to enhance its flavor, appearance, texture, or shelf life. They serve various functions, including preserving food, improving taste, and maintaining consistency. These additives have been used for centuries, with ancient practices including the use of salt and […]
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Live broadcasting of presidential debates is a modern and valuable tradition in the USA, promoting transparency and informed voting. However, misleading posts circulating on social media often distort information about the debate process, potentially confusing the public. Social Media Posts Social media posts claim that CNN planned to use a 1—to 2-minute broadcast delay during […]
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